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Deeds I'm fee have been filed "a foliowss
c. C. whiting 70 cornera b. Wheeler, lot s. block
A.. University PARK; S2as7.5o J. s. Boss 10
Elizabeth p Morse, sub lots es ami ~, q. zoos;
g. 600. Minna c. De Kay 60 N. l. Weller, lots g.
and 9, 50. sT3: -. seo.ss. f. J. Harmon TO jams
II. Collins, sub 3s 50. s23: sl.eoo. II. A. schim-
melfening 10 W. X. LOCKWOOD part 3 So a5S;
$1,000. Emily J. Jenckes 10 J. =. Boisesu, part Ia
Lautta Corridor, part ~ 80. a6i; LOO NJ.
Lee 70 z. L Young, LOT 2, 50. 636 and part II ~
562; SIS. Francis Bradley 20 I. A. Harding, SUD
lot 81. So S19; 81, zoo r. A. Morrison 70 w III.
wilkes ct al. sub "a. SO. :p6; g. j. f. Olmstead
et al, trustees, 70 sarah A. Banick- SUP - So
CS3; 1854. Same 20 X. Nicholson, sub 81 do;
ees. sS w; Il. Clagett 60 W. X. Whiting, part -
Cams TO Elizabeth sullivan. part ", rs addition
70 West Washington; $40 Charles Lyman %
Mary b. Hazlett, part %. s. p. BIS sub MI Pleas
ant; 5000 j. Cassels to X T. Petit, part lot II.
50 31si 1000. W. c. orphan asylum 10 Geo
Bauer Bauer, pit ~ res b; n.ela =: schmidt TO A.
steiner TO o. l. wosteine sub - res e; $500; iot
30 do; 81 200. Geo. Francis 20 l. sands, sub lots
IS 70 %, 50 20 -, 50. l52: slo,sl5 c. w Cropley
20 A. M. Weaver, parts 4, ), q, T.S add 20 West
Washington; s., 800. l. ID. Means TO z. 8. oboid
and G. Emmert, lots I, . r IL, l2, IL and IL; So
l0ss: $4,000 &C. Clark TO A. Burgdort lot :
90 g. %, 60 % g So es o So "a es sub lots los
20 50. 1o74; s. X I. b. Clarke 20 Elizabeth NJ.
Power, lot los. part los, ID. LIS sub MI Peas
ant; S3,679.5Q Cornelius Emmer1ch 20 A A.
Brooke, sub lot A, So. 466: g.. A. A. Brooke
trustee, to G. f. Persons, same property; g. G. j.
hillyer 10 J. W. Rawiins sub lots i24 LIS and
7. Knox, lot 3, block 9. 4. BIS sub Pleasant
Plains: s.
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BALTIMORE ND, March 1S.-Cotton hrm-mid.
ding %. Flour steady. with f.ir inquiry-Hoxsrd
street aud western super, 25OaSlO 90 extra, 32os
800; do. .. extra. 33S.S75: do: Rio br.ndss l5os
475: Pstapsco supsra.tiys patent $50: do. family.
amber SS %ssssan higher md No. Winter
red SPOT aud March, Soy bid; Nay, 9lxs9lX: June.
yiss asked Corn-southern steady and quiet; white,
46a47: yellow 5Os52; western higher and inactive
mixed, spot, I6s46si March. 45Aa46k; April. 46k
s.i ss a7A iS ise.s1
ana mai fenn:si y.ais s1s3s; xs:ts.a white; $685.;
Hay easy and dull-prime 70 choice western. IL O0s
1900 Provisions nomin.lly steady and quiet. Mess
pork old. 1900; new. 19O0A20OO. Bulk mests-
shoulders and clear rib sides. packed. 7a9. Bacop
Issdssan sssk Bos.s ga R,,SsS PeEsS 70
ieum stssdy-reaned. 61. Conee 6rnsr-Rio c.FEoss.
ordinsry TO fair lS,al4k. Sugar steady-A sofk SEQ
ia. Freaehss . liverpool Per steamer 9aiet ana
rIs;
busheis Shipments-hour SID barrels corn. $4,000
bushels saes-wheat PSI. 0OO bushels; corn, 10000
e. Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, H., March Is. / p. m.IClose: Wheat
essy-Ca.h. 75S:.5h; nay 81 LIS .S June SGx.
s: d9 asss i s; Wy oaS Prime sss
c.sS. 30. 10: HsS. 1850 fa1d iower-Cssh. 7.2O;
A guard OF two men has been placed at BeecheEs
TOMB IN Greenwood
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
THE BUFFALO FIRE.

All the Efforts Of the Eiremen Directed
10 Saving Life - Those Whose Kept
Cool Were Rescued Unin1ured-M0re
Stories Of Thrilling Escapes.
BUFFALO. March 1S-Chief Horning, OF the fire
department, says: 1.-THE number OF people rescued
BY the fremen is twenty to twenty-five. We
got TWO streams into the corridor OF the
hotel and at that moment the flames
were shooting up that big staircase and elevator
way beyond the reach OF the hose. We tried to
play stream upwards on the fire, but there was
50 som much screaming Of guests and calls for help
the men from the hose and let the building
go for awhile, giving all our attention to the lad
people" and the boys helped man the ladders on
the outside, putting up two on the main street
side and the short ones on Eagle street. There
see the people jumping from every side. The
cool,aesdsd ones were rescued all right, but some
down one light OF stairs and started for . rear
window. Seeing little girl in the hall
wy ne ss got her and Jumped With
skin and beard on bis face We're burned OF and he
was severely burned about the body. He will
probably die.
CLIMBING ALONG AN ELECTRIC LIGHT CABLE.
f. M1chaels commercial traveller, had thrill
Ing escape. He tried to get out by climbing hand
over hand along an electric light cable to the roof
o. the Museum Three Others got on the wire and
but broke no bones
J.C; Gilbert, Of New York, is at the Tint house,
terribly burned. His head and right arm are
bound up and mask covers his face
FIREMAN's HEROIC DEED.
Among the brave deeds OF the f1remen was one
deserving OF special mention. District Engineer
EDWARD Murphy was on q ladder reScuing occu-
pants. AT an upper story window was one OF the
female domestics. He shouted to her TO remain
where she was and he would come up and save
her.
The poor creature, frantic with terror, instead
OF ODey1ng leaped from the window and literally
threw herself at Murphy. This caused him to
lose his balance on the ladder, but he hung with
one hand and caught the girl around the neck,
holding her thus, firmly, until he could regain his
equilibrium, when he slid down the ladder, bear
Ing her safely to the ground.
THE LOSS OF LIFE.
IL Is now hoped that the loss OF life Is not as
great as at first supposed. The body OF the woman
recovered this morning was identified as that OF
Kate Wolf, OF LOckpOrt. The report that from
fifteen to forty lives were lost is entirely false.
The number will probably not exceed that re-
ported above.
TWO SERVANTS MISSING.
The father OF May Welsh servant at the Rich
mond, this afternoon reported to the coroner that
she was missing. Her cousin, who is in the hos
pital, saw her endeavOring to Jump. and that was
the last seen Of her.
Another servant girl was reported missing this
afternoon.
F. A. Kohl and Il. D. Rumsey, OF New York, are
in the hospital and not expected to live.
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HHANCERY SALE
u OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY IN
THE EASTERN SECTION OF THE CITY OF


IHANCERY SALE , ...
WAsHiNGio On. D. e G. '' " LIZ W. "
tn the District of C1u7Sia passed on the nth day
aa poe W 1 IN at enSo NS II
OF the premises on WEDNESDAY, the THIRT!EIH
Hn IN he civ 81
ton, in the District Of Columbia:
seventy o In the % Of part
Of square sic hundred and twenty. made by Gsier
p!sss as9 sP he S sAE il ssrt
aSs a s efay
hundred and one loH one hundred and two i OF, ~
ne snd
s sa 0S 91 ada seve1 9ae hundred
hundred and twelve Gl3S one HUNDRED and thirtes1
NorsS capissl and ses
1884,
Sns 1ns one hundred snd
eSe% s1S
one one hundred ana forty two one hum
four d44 one hundred and forty u45l. one hun
dred and !49) one hundred and forty.seve9
d63l, one hundred and sixty four d64l one hundred
ali as s9s
GID square numbered S'h hundred ana seVen'S-i0or
AND ALSO on THURSDAY, the TH1RTY-F1RST
DAl OF MAhCH, 1887 at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, in
front Of the premises
FIRST. Original Lots numbered three (3) and four
In o square numbered nine hundred and eighty six
,s SECOND ND On the SAME DAY, at QUARTER PAST
IOUk OGLOCh M IN front Of the premises, Lots
eastl nineteen l9), twenty (2O). twenty CID and
twenty GU Ion Kentucky avenue, between and
and sixty three (1O63J .-.-
THIRD. On the SAME DAY. at HALF PAST FOUR
OCLOCk.pn, IN front OF the premises, lots numbered
one u lcorner Mass ave. and 10th St. Sc nine (9)
ten 0Oj eleven I'll ION Mass. between 18th and
18th SITS. sell and twelve tl2) Ion 18th st., between
Mass. ave and St. Sc. in square numbered one thou
sand and seventy-three t1O13.
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o. Is:ooI|
Ndmk.
Name.
D. $500


The following changes from Yesterdays quotations
1871 SYuPsa1 1853 bid S' 1 iSsSs .sfsS
r ssSssa 3;si I'D s, lSss ; 3;
bid, lSII asked. Columbis railroad stock, 35 bid
Metropolitan railroad stock. 99H bid JOG asked
G:s' AK bid, 4S asked. National Union Insurance,
2dE bid, Il aaked Arlington Insurance, l59A
hidN lH5 asked German American Insurance l47
bid KiEvs Insurs9ce,, e ss bid M Ma. hi1 to
lS9 bid bea a pspn o Tel E
Co. SAB. bid, s5 .sked- q 9: Electric LIGHT
as bid. Psnorama stock. 90 asked
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INVESTIGATING THE DEPART.
MENTS.
The Method Of Prosecuting the Inquiry
Agreed Upon.

The Senate select committee to inquire into
the methods OF doing business in the govern
ment departments at Washington and the
causes OF alleged delays In the transaction
OF such business, held its second meeting at
the Capitol to-day. There were present
Senators Cockreu chairman, Harris, Platt and
Culiom- A general plan OF conducting the In
Quiry was agreed upon 1t was decided that Sen
ator Cockren, as subcommittee, shall prosecute
inquiries upon matters authorized by the resolu-
ton In all the executive departments.
Forms OF letters to be addressed TO the heads OF
departments and bureaus were adopted, and It
was decided that Senator Cockrell shall receive
the replies to these nterrUgatores and shall pros
ecute personal inquiries, and he will submit all
the information he shall obtain to the committee
at a meeting to be held on the Goth OF next June.
The plan OF inquiry Is very comprehensive. and
It will be directed to the aScertainment OF the dis
position OF clerical forces in the various depart
ments and as to the additional clerks that may be
needed to facilitate public business.
For Commissioner OF Patents.
Kx-REPRESRNTATIvR HALL, OF IOWA, SAID TO HAVE
BEEN DECIDED on.
It is stated to-day that eX-representative Benton
]. Hail. OF Iowa, has been decided upon the sue
cessor to Mr.. Montgomery as commissioner OF pat
entS.
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st. Petersburg Police Alarmed.

REPORTS THAT NUMEROUS BANDS oF NIhILlSIS AXE
READY FOR ACTION.
LONDON, March 1s.-The police have become
alarmed at st. Petersburg. They have been In
formed that numerous widespread bands OF niht-
lists are ready for Immediate action.
1t is now supposed that last Sundays plot to as
sassinate the car was planned by Degalen, alias
author OF the conspiracy which resulted in the
killing OF Lieut. Col Subeik1n, Russian chief of po
lice three years ago. Degaien was Transported to
Siberia but 1t transpired last october that he had
escaped and gone TO Switzerland. Every effort has
been made TO secure DegaieTs arrest for last Sun
days crime but he has been able thus far to COM
pletely baf1e the police.
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Said to Amount to q Half Million

Said to Amount to q Half Million
Els DiscOnSOlate Creditors.
NEW YORK, March is.--At the Office ofWalter E
Lawton OF the Navessa Fertilizer company, 81
Broadway, this morning the place was besieged
with excited creditors They could not get much
information the chief books OF the firm had dis
appeared. Deputy Sheriff John Pr1tchard was in
charge. BOokkeeper RUFUS Kirkland and part
ner OF Lawton is making an examination of the
affairs OF the abScOnding debtor, whose defalca-
lions will amount to more than half a million.
President Booth, of the Third National bank, said
this morning that they had only lost $500 and
had always had a third endorser on Lawton's
paper and that saved them.
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DENVER, Col, March 1S.--William II. Cox was
fatally shot at Naomi, station near Dillon, yes
terday. Cox was passenger on the stage and
to press their claims Cox, 1t is said, refused TO
pay his bills and pulled revolver, which was
wrenched from him, and then COX drew knife.
A Scrimmage enSued and somebody fired q shot,
which struck COX just below the heart and he fell
and died before morning.
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DIED.

prv7HaYL. On March 17th, 1887 after Hne,r.
ing iIiness AMELIA J.. wife Of the late Cspt Tho@As
W benfhsll Of Baltimore:
i,ne Dofice OF the funeral VIII Be given.
BROTHERs On March 18th, 1857, LOUIs ED
WARD BkOTHERS. only son of DE- Louis J-bsVthsn
unefsi win take place from his late rsskdsncs eos
d aw, on sunday 81 pm. fr1ands and Eslseyes
are Invited 70 attend. %
BYRAM Fell asleep in Jesus March l7sh. 1857, e
D. N, EMMA daughter Of the lAse william and Mary
Funeral win take place from hsr ~ sskAsncs 20 L
etreet northwest on Sunday, e ESQ. yEbGndD -
relatives invited 10 attend
cAssLN On THURSDAY. March l7tA 1857. Bob
ERTA HOWARD, daughter q Joooph and Annie =
ConG3n Agod eighteen InoofhA
FunsEI from house saturday. March l0tA q to
O'Clock pm.
OOLR euddsnly, on March 10, 1857, WILLIAM n
COLI, eGed ofty- ntne yesrs and nina moutha-
Funac0 VIII take place from his late resideocA No.
0ll stzeet northwest Saturday afternoon fhru
o'cl0ok 1ntexmeut 1t frederacksbuz4, We, ounda1
WoGning.
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DUBLIC SALE.

As attorney for George n Saegmuller will SELL at
his FARM five miles from this city, over the Chain
BTidgs tSwasds Falls Church in Virginia. On MARCH
Percheron Draft Horses 80 superior Cows fine grade
Holstsins: 15 Calves II Wagons large and valuable
smith Tools Machinery, &C., OF the most improved
kind large lot of Poultry.
Terms: Six months time on sums over $5.
Stages will leave Bridge and High sts George
town. at NJ for sale. For further Information,
mh1S-3t JAMES e. CLEMENTS, 1907 F st. NV.
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OQCe: 4SU Otu bt INV.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct mills
GEo. W. sT1cKNEY, Auctioneer. ss6 Street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
REAL ESTATE AT MOUNT PLEASANT.
By virtue If deed o. trust dated October Sth, ~
Gle lone o! tns land ord the District -
Of and at the request Of tn holder Of
the prem y g, On ,gESDAY, MARCH TWENTY
de crbed real estt lying ana being in tn county Of
Washington District of Columbia. and known and
d, ribbed OTIS numbered forty four (44 fort five
l45 and forty l46) in s. p Browns recorded 81 b.
division of Mount Pleasant
Terms of sale One third % cash and the balance in
ID and two 70 years. with interest at six 90 per
cen'um per annum to be secured by deed Of trust
the property sold al cash. at the option Of the pur
chaser depcst OF $50 IN each lot viii be required
at time OF sale; all 4ncilg at purchasers
Terms of sale to be c0mpi d with within ten days
from day Of sale.
mh1S-eo&ds JOHN H. BENTON, Trustee.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE DWELLING
HOUSE KNOWN AS No. LOG ON STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the -
District of Columbia, passed in equity No. sa:
1899 the undersigned Trustee will sell at public lKW
auction in front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, THE
AND A-HALF O'CLOCK PM, ali Of lot iettered Z, in
the subdivision of lot four a. in square five hundred
and seventyfo (574), in the City Of Washington,
DC.
Terms of sale: One.third cash, and residue in one
and two years with interest-the purchasers notes
cured reserved lien by deed Of trust the prop
erty sOld TO be given, all cash at option of the pur
chaser. All taxes to day of sale to be paid from pur
chase money. Conveyances at purchasers cost.
WIN. E. EDMONSTON, Trustee
Office: 400 9th st. NV.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. mills
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g DENSINGER, Auct
Os ID Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar Nos
S38, $40 and 942 Louisiana ave.
Auction sale OF Horses Carriages Wagons Harness.
&c. every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
MORNING, at TEN O'CLOCK, regardless of weather.
Always on hand and at private sale the most COM
plete stock OF Carriages Buggies and Wagons in the
city consisting of Ext nsiOn Top Garages, Surres
ing Wagons Road Carts, Express, Grocery and De-
livery Wagons. Full line of all kinds of Harness. in
TACT everything to the business at prices
that DEFY competition. mhlS-1m
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GREAr REDucr1os liz

n.
$a9 RI Mems and Boys Cashmere Suits.
Ri 30 ~ Ia
Boys Single Pants, 4Sc upwards; Men's Single
Pants, 9Sc. upwards. job lots Shoes in broken
sizes ut BALI price. 81 Ladies' Kid lined Slipper:
splendid house shoe, 68c ;croquet Hlipper,5Oc..
worth 15c. Rubber goods ct Gus ratea AZ
]. W, SELbY'A, 1o14-1el6 peunA. eve. WhS
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THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTIoN.-There was an i'm
mense crowd at the Presidents reception this
afternoon. Many OF the excursionists In the city
took advantage Of the opportunity to pay their
n
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Want the Men Reinstated.

WILMINGTON, DEL, March 1S.-The mills OF the
Delaware iron company at Newcastle were closed
to-day on account OF the men ref using to go to
work unless two discharged employees were REIN
stated.
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A 8. PRATT SONS,
a. INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
No. 42O 9TH ST. NV

AUCTION SALE OF THAT MAGNIFICENT BUSI-
NESS PROPERTY AT THE NORTHEAST COR
NER OF NINTH AND D STREETS NORTH
WEST, LATELY OCCUPIED BY LINCOLN HALL.
BuILDING, BEING ALL OF LOTS NUMBERED
THREE t3l AND FOUE "a AND PART OF LOT
FIVE (5l IN SQUARE NUMBERED FOUR HUN
DRIED AND SEVEN GOD IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
This property by far the most valuable uninproved
business site in this city. fronting 100 feet 9th
street west and 100 feet on north will be sold
thereon.
ON SATURDAY, TWENTY-THIRD APRIL, 1887.
Al FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, we will offer for sale in
front of the premises the aforementioned property
Terms made known at sale.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auct's,
mh1S-d&dS 9th and SITS. n W.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

HASRs1ME ANP ARTdsT1G RAg1oR SUITE
WITH BRONZE SIDE PIECES; VERY HAND
WINDOW AANsds AoodE MA ANb cBB kEs
Sells CARPETS. BRUSSELS HALL AND STAIR
CARPETS INGRAM CARPETS AND RUGS.
ONE SUPERB SOLID MAHOGANY EXTENSION
ANP TEA SERVICE. FINE GLASS And PLATED
Bo A1HKE %wALNTT N. u SIRE
IRON BEDsTEADs, MATTRESSES, VERY HAND
c9TcH cANToM RA tEfi REFR1 sIs.
on A1T THHsSA k4EoMTIsfTEs &C. TWENTY
resdenee So s1a t. avenue northwest
shall ss the above Superior ho9sehold effects .
TVRUsTEE's SALE OF UNIMPROVED SHORT
lA BEE hETwE M f xNb sT SkkEEs
ABOUT 80 FEET FRONT BY 52N IN DEPTH.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated December axsSE
goth 1850 recorded y Lbsr 1921: fqliS $40 etSS
DAY. MAkGH TWEk .rS1i II pHS III TALFPAsT
FOUh O'CLOCK r N. part Of Lot 3. Square SlS.
east in the center the south wall Of house numbered
inches thence south about 90 feet inches to the line
north about 20 feet inches to place Of beginning
with right 70 use said wall without further payment
Terms One-third cash, balance in three and six
n In interest at 81. per be deed
purchaser 600 deposit at time Of SALE Terms to be
complied with within fifteen days. resale at default
ing purchasers cost after Eve days notice in the Star
v. !. NEWTON l TgqFst Street.
q. W: sT1cKNEY. Auctoneer. mill -dtd
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SENATOR PLAT saws that his committee 20 in.
vestigate Indian traderships will make trip IN
the Indian territory some time during the sum.
mer to inquire into the character and business
methods OF the Indian traders there.
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VH0MAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

VERY EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION,
= saNTKI MihRoh o. ONE Hf fkE ScHHILa TE PEE
ID MaRhH0k WALNgT RARL0R SUITE s AL FA a 81
BLk-TQP CHAMBER SUITES MATTRESSES,
cARPETs. H1NDSoME DiNiN6.ROoH FUR
NITHkE, HEATING STOVES, &oY &o,-,vrx,av
FIRST, 1887, st TEN O'CLOCK, Ct residence No. 1?29
street northwest shall sell very excellent coilec-
9 mhl6-du Auctaouse1
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Death Of nIrs. e. b. Washburn.

CHICAGO, March 18.-Mrs. Washburn, the wife OF
Elihu B. Washburn, ext. s. minister to France,
and mother OF City Attorney Hampstead WASH
burn died at 10 this morning at her rooms at
The fremont house.
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SEWING MACHINES, &c.

TIE
SILENT NEW AMERICAN, No T.
SEWING MACHINES,
with New Automatic Stitch Dial are unequaled for
speed Ightness Of running, strength and beauty Of
work.
THEY ARE NO RISK TO HEALTH
The only Sewing Machine made without spiral springs
or cogwheels Send for circular and over 1000 in
Telephone call 422-a C. AUEKBACH, 9TH and sta
kepairtng aud kenting, all kinds. Sole Agent d. q.
n O1HING EXCEEDS SILENT WHITE SEWING
4NMACHINE. Acknowledged by experts as the finest
machine entant for Lghtness, Perfect
sure and see it j. +. McKENNY, Sole Agent. AT 9th
ST. n. W.. J. b. RICHMOND, Manager.
AGENT for Halls horns tor DE4pl0G OresaeA Price,
$500. Also Universal Patterns. . jal
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Connaxrnston a, Rock EIiIl. 8. @.

last night, the post Office, hotel First National
bank, Savings bank, the stores OF w. l. Roddey az
Co. n. johnson Co., Frew Bros, steele Bros
Co, Fewell Watson, W. q. Reid a Co., Heath a.
co. and about ten small shops burned; probaois
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TWENTY-FIVE Bald KnObbers i'm JAIL
EVERY PROBATION TAKEN TO PREVENT RESCUE OF
THE PRISONERS.
ST. LOUIS, March 1S.-The latest advtceS from
Ozark, where the bald knObberS OF Christian
county lately arrested are confined, are that six
more OF the band have been captured and that
twenty five are now under guard in Ozark. NO
attempt has yet been made to rescue these men.
very strong guard Is kept over the prisoners and
every precautiOn has been taken to prevent sur
prise as well as resist an attack. The confession
or Inman, although denied by Chief Walker, has
greatly depressed the men.
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The condition or Mr.. Mari, the chief clerk OF
the First Assistant Postmaster Generals orlce,
Is to-day about the same.
The viii of the late Eliza J. Russell was nled
to-day, leaving the estate 10 her husband
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The Jury Completed.

TANNED AT LAST.
NEW YORK, March 1s.-The fifteenth day OF the
trial OF ex-Alderman Cleary opened this morning
with the usual vacant chair ia the jury box.
new panel was called. consisting OF $50 men.
After long list Of talesmen had been
called, George A. HawS dealer In oils
at 81 water street, was accepted. shortly
after noon the jury was sworn. In the effort to
ind jury II panels, With 1,05O citizens have
been summoned. Fifty-three have been given
seats in the box. recess was taken During the
trial the court will sit from 10 q. 10. to 10 p. 10.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, CORNER
VIRGINIA AVENUE AND 7TH STREET SOUTH
EAST, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

On MONDAY, TWENTY-FIRST MARCH, 1887, -
Ct HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. In front Of IA
TIE bTrsam,ses WIN se part Of lot No. IN s9usreI
and running south feet thence east IS feet thence
TO Virginia avenue 85 feet and INCHES
avenue 70 the place Of beginning ALSO part OF
"a et n on ~ ad
square running sastwsrdiy on said avenue 2o feet
p0rtn wsrdy 90 feet to place of beginnng improved
secured by deed Of trust the property sold, or al
cash Ct option Of purchaser Terms 70 be co1Rn e6
required on Zach piece ct time Of sale.
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MARRIED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. March "a, 1887, oy the
Rev Dr. Dsshieil, ROBERT =. BOUCHER sndESA
6CRIBENER. No cards
HrAnIFY- JENKINS "wednesday. March 18th,
,fa7 nv the Rev VIM II. Chapman, pastor Of Wealey
thsnsi Al p HEADLEY and Miss Il u. JENKINS,
hoth al Northumber CO. Va
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GENTLEMEN'S SUITS SECURED
VI AND PRESSED FOR al.
Coats, 90 cents; Pants, 25 cents: Vests, 20 centa
Altering AID repairing done III best manner.
Goots called ior aud delivered
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